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Post removed because admin was not happy with it. Did not find link to remove the thread. ECO keep cool.
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Last edited by RadAniba; 08-29-2011, 06:51 PM. -
Somehow advertising for your new community on this community is obnoxious. But at least you have a no plagarism policy now! -
ECO sorry if it sounds like an advertisement, it is not in fact and it is not written for that aim,
Actually every website (biostar in mind) are not allowing doing annnoucement, I say annoucement not advertisement which are very different, the problem is that if every website is blocking every attempt to make people aware of important resources, that could be considered as blocking knowledge to be shared and this is what we all playing against.
Anyway, Again my message was just to make people aware of our new feature and we are making all our best to serve the community, no matter where and how.
Thank you for your answer.
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You still don't have link attribution to your blatant copy-paste of the most visited thread on this community: http://biocoders.net/2011/06/28/soft...ence-analysis/
...and I see you're doing the same thing at biostar.
Seriously, have you no shame/netiquette?! Good luck with your new site!Comment
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Free touch of wickedness, review your last reply a,d read the post you mentioned I cited seqanswers.com at the end of the post. Anyway as I felt no encouragement from the website admin, by respect I removed the thread but no way to delete it. Again, try to bear with people trying to change things and bring a + to the community instead of throwing unfounded accusations on people, we all have our bad days and ot looks like you just got one. Keep coolComment
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Cite != Link. And I suspect you know and understand that difference. If not, read up on Google's PageRank algorithm.
And if you don't understand the issue I have (and that Biostar will likely have) with advertising your community in another community, then there really is no need to discuss things further. Let's take the rest of this to PMs, as I see you've already done!Comment
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